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University of California: Berkeley

California

United States

Overview

The Environmental Engineering Science (EES) major at the University of California, Berkeley, is an interdisciplinary program that uniquely blends core engineering principles with comprehensive environmental and natural sciences. Offered through the esteemed College of Engineering, this program provides students with a broad scientific foundation, enabling them to delve deeply into environmental issues beyond the scope of traditional engineering disciplines. Students gain the flexibility to explore various departments, tailoring their studies to address critical challenges in areas such as water and air quality, renewable energy, and green building design.

Location

200 California Hall, Berkeley, California, 94720

Website

https://admissions.berkeley.edu/apply-to-berkeley/

Total Cost

$45,627

Median Salary

$68,296

Ranking

US World and News Report

#12

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

11.65%

Yield Rate

45.25%

Cost and Scholarships

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Total Cost

$45,627

In State Cost

$14,850

Out of State Cost

$45,627

In State Tuition Fees

$14,850

Room And Board

$22,692

Living Cost

$30,203

Average Total Aid Awarded

$22,996

Funding Options

Scholarship

Average award: $22,996.

Scholarships

Grants and Scholarships (USD 25,091) - 60% of enrolled students receive grants or scholarships, covering 53.09% of full tuition on average. 38% of students pay nothing out of pocket for tuition.; Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan - Covers systemwide tuition and mandatory fees through grants and scholarships for California residents with family incomes below approximately $80,000 per year, provided academic and financial eligibility requirements are met.; FAFSA or California Dream Act Application - Must be submitted on time to be considered for financial aid.